The Plays of William Shakspeare, Volume 3Printed and fold by J.J. Tourneisen, 1799 |
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... observed , that he " found not , but created firft the ftage ; " of which no one can doubt , who confiders , that of all the plays issued from the prefs antecedent to the year 1592. when there is reafon to believe he commenced a ...
... observed , that he " found not , but created firft the ftage ; " of which no one can doubt , who confiders , that of all the plays issued from the prefs antecedent to the year 1592. when there is reafon to believe he commenced a ...
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... observed , the Miracle - play of Saint Catharine , written by Geoffrey , a learned Nor- man , ( afterwards Abbot of St. Alban's , ) was acted , probably by his scholars , in the abbey of Dun- ftable ; perhaps the first spectacle of this ...
... observed , the Miracle - play of Saint Catharine , written by Geoffrey , a learned Nor- man , ( afterwards Abbot of St. Alban's , ) was acted , probably by his scholars , in the abbey of Dun- ftable ; perhaps the first spectacle of this ...
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... observe , that the stages of France fo lately as in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign were entirely unfur- nished with scenery or any kind of decoration , and that the performers at that time remained on the ftage the whole time ...
... observe , that the stages of France fo lately as in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign were entirely unfur- nished with scenery or any kind of decoration , and that the performers at that time remained on the ftage the whole time ...
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... observed ) were performed in the yards of carriers ' inns , in which , in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign , the comedians , who then first united themselves in companies , erected an occafional ftage . The form of these ...
... observed ) were performed in the yards of carriers ' inns , in which , in the beginning of Queen Elizabeth's reign , the comedians , who then first united themselves in companies , erected an occafional ftage . The form of these ...
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... observed by Mr. Warton ) literally tranfcribed from thence . Wood afterwards quarreled with Mr. Aubrey , whom in the fecond volume of his Fafti , p . 262. he calls his friend , · " 6 a and on whom in his Hiftory 214 HISTORICAL ACCOUNT.
... observed by Mr. Warton ) literally tranfcribed from thence . Wood afterwards quarreled with Mr. Aubrey , whom in the fecond volume of his Fafti , p . 262. he calls his friend , · " 6 a and on whom in his Hiftory 214 HISTORICAL ACCOUNT.
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